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Clifton Stainless Steel Round Tip Sushi Tweezers 140mm

SKU: 7142/CFR

£9.61(£11.53 inc VAT)
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These Clifton sushi tweezers are a small-format plating tool designed for fine garnish work, sushi assembly, and the detailed placement of delicate ingredients on the plate. At 140mm in length, they offer a compact, controlled grip suited to close-up plating rather than general tong-style handling.

The rounded tips allow chefs to pick up and position soft or fragile items — fine herbs, micro leaves, thin slices, edible flowers — without bruising or disturbing surrounding elements on the plate. The gentle curve in the body brings the working tips closer to the plate surface, which helps when building layered compositions or placing small garnishes with accuracy during a busy service.

In practical terms, tweezers like these are commonly used in kitchens where plating consistency matters: tasting menus, à la carte restaurants, sushi counters, and any operation where each plate needs to replicate a precise presentation standard. They are a straightforward tool, but the right format makes a real difference to how quickly and reliably a chef can work.

  • Stainless steel construction — easy to clean, resistant to corrosion
  • Rounded tips reduce the risk of piercing or bruising delicate produce
  • Compact 140mm length suits close, controlled plating work
  • Curved body allows the tips to approach the plate at a low angle
  • Lightweight at 20g — comfortable for extended plating sessions

If you are equipping a pass or a plating section and want to discuss the right tool formats for the style of service you run, the team is happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

What types of dishes are sushi tweezers best suited to?

Round tip sushi tweezers are best suited to detailed plating work — sushi and sashimi presentation, fine herb and micro garnish placement, and à la carte dishes where each element needs to be positioned precisely. They are not a general-purpose tool; for heavier or larger ingredient handling, a longer or broader tweezer format would be more practical.

Are these tweezers suitable for use with acidic or wet ingredients?

Stainless steel construction means these tweezers handle contact with acidic ingredients, citrus, marinades and moisture without corroding. They should be cleaned and dried after each service in the usual way.

How do I know whether 140mm is the right length for my pass?

140mm is a compact length, well suited to chefs working close to the plate — for example, at a dedicated plating section or sushi counter. If your chefs need to reach across larger plates or work from a greater distance, a longer tweezer may give more control. It is worth considering how and where the tool will be used before deciding on length.
Clifton Stainless Steel Round Tip Sushi Tweezers 140mm

£9.61(£11.53 inc VAT)

£9.61(£11.53 inc VAT)

These Clifton sushi tweezers are a small-format plating tool designed for fine garnish work, sushi assembly, and the detailed placement of delicate ingredients on the plate. At 140mm in length, they offer a compact, controlled grip suited to close-up plating rather than general tong-style handling.

The rounded tips allow chefs to pick up and position soft or fragile items — fine herbs, micro leaves, thin slices, edible flowers — without bruising or disturbing surrounding elements on the plate. The gentle curve in the body brings the working tips closer to the plate surface, which helps when building layered compositions or placing small garnishes with accuracy during a busy service.

In practical terms, tweezers like these are commonly used in kitchens where plating consistency matters: tasting menus, à la carte restaurants, sushi counters, and any operation where each plate needs to replicate a precise presentation standard. They are a straightforward tool, but the right format makes a real difference to how quickly and reliably a chef can work.

  • Stainless steel construction — easy to clean, resistant to corrosion
  • Rounded tips reduce the risk of piercing or bruising delicate produce
  • Compact 140mm length suits close, controlled plating work
  • Curved body allows the tips to approach the plate at a low angle
  • Lightweight at 20g — comfortable for extended plating sessions

If you are equipping a pass or a plating section and want to discuss the right tool formats for the style of service you run, the team is happy to help.